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WE ADVERTISE These SrEc1AnrrEs

w l. AAOf - hISE OtIC4Ah11E
To-DAY-GOODS ON WHICH WE ADMIT WE AR
MAKING NO MONEY
Goods We offer to induce you 10 visit our store,
where you may make purchases ON which we
Will realize profit
CORSETS-We have purchased a Job of 20 doz
'R. and G." COrsets manufacturers seconds
not saleable as No. goods because of trivial de-
fects IN finish. So far durability and fit are
concerned. they are fully equal to the best The
lot contains two dozen regular SOC. COrsets and
the balance are Toe, 81 and S1.2:1 goods The
sizes range from Is to rs. We offer the entire
job at DOC. each, and the earlier you come the
better selection you viii have. These Corsets
are now on sale.
received. 10 doz lisIe-inished
tancy-striped ingram Hose. for ladies' spring
wear Three patterns. Regular 3Sc. goods. As
long as they last offer the above at 2jc. per
pair.
tLGt NClNG-A limited quantity in special job
OF 42-Inch Egyptian FlOuncing (crealn and ecru)
full and deeply worked. and generally sold at
15c- per yd. We offer what the lot contains at
5Jc- per yd. downright bargaiI-as you Will
say ii you inspeCtit
OUR PRICES FOR STATIONERY are 10 per cent
below usual cost.
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Although Michigan did reject her proposed pro-
hfbition amendment, IL appears she has a evil
damage Law which her juries are not afraid &c en-
force. Mrs. Douglas Tayler, OF Eau Claire, has
Just obtained verdict for nearly three thousand
dollars against saIooR-keeper who sold liquor
TO her husband, from the effects OF which he got
Into a brawi and was killed. The saloon-keeper
VIII probably appeal; but appeals under the civil
Damage law In other states have not counted for
much, and he Will probably waste s.s money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-30

Moral suasion has no effect upon the English
majority In parliament. Immense protesting
mass meetings In England are In vain OF course
the protests OF American state legislatures and
the Canadian parliament are ignored. Words and
grass throwing fail 70 bring down the bad boy
from the political apple tree, and nothing bat the
stone throwing Of general election promises 10
be effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-30

Schnaebeles is released. Everybody is vfndi.
cited. Another threatened cosus telH vanishes.
An y quiet for I'VE minutes along the Rhine.
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Thomas A. Edison ought 20 celebrate his close
call from drowning by inventtng water-eseape
70 be attached TO rotten piers.
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Hos1ERY DEPARTMENT

We offer the following extra good values in
Ladies' and Infants Hose:
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Fine Unbleached Bal
briggan Hose plain and drop-stitched, with and
without silk clocbing; only 25c per pair.
80 dozen Ladies' Fancy Striped Fine Cotton
Hose, extra fine, full regular made, double heel
and toe: :GJc.. 3 pair for 81.
Infants White Half Socks full regular made,
extra quality.
sze..-...4, AZ. 5, 81. and 6K.
Price III, 10. p, %, % and %
Infants Fine Gauze Half-Socks in fine
stripes.
size.....4h, 5, So, and 6h
Price. .25, 81, %, 81 and 33c.
Infants Half Socks full regular made, fine
gauze, solid colors and black.
Size. Az. 5, 90, g. 81 and z.
Price. ..e5. 25. p. 20, 81 and $50.
SPECIALIZED dozen Ladies' Fine Pin
stripe Cotton Hose full regular made double
heel edd toe, extra fine quality; only 25c. per
pair.
(Main floor: south arch)
apo WOODWARD LoTHROP.
nUR GREAT SALE OF FINE SHOES AT 81 81
~ include Cox Bros, j. & l. Cousin Pentland
Holmes, and other makes. Double Combination,
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Grows Fon EVENING WrAn.

GLovEs For Evening WEAR
We beg to call attention to our large and va
ried stock of Kid and Fabric Gloves and Mitts
for evening wear, representing as it .does the
finest assortment we have ever shown
20 Button Length Jersey Silk Mitts, in hello
trope, cream, cardinal, black, white and light
blue Only S1.25 per pair.
12 Button Length Silk Gloves. embroidered
tops, cream and white. only Sl5O per pair
Button Length Silk Gloves, embroidered
tops, black and tans, s1.25 and $1.35 per pair
10. 16 and 90 Button Length Silk Mitts, jer-
sey hand, with lace top; lemon. cream, white,
light blue, cardinal and black
Button SUICIDES and Kid Gloves, in cream,
lemon and white, only Soc per pair.
Button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in opera
shades, only 81 per pair.
IL, 16 and 90 Button Length Mousuuetaire
Suede Gloves, in tans and white
tMain floor: under cashiers desk)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
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GREAr BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS
AT

UREAT BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS
LUTTRELL Il WINES,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NORTHWEST.
Just received 10000 yards Plaid Striped Cream
White and Coors. India Linens, which Offering
goods are the greatest bargains in the market.
New lot Parasos and Sun Umbrellas Just in, at S5
per cent below usual prices.
500 yards Summer Silk. reduced to 4Oc to close.
Beautiful Atwood Dress Goods 3S inches wide, at
soc, selling elsewhere at 621c.
Lovely Plaid Dress Goods, Csc, sold at 81 and Soc
Novelties in Dress Goods 25c, formerly soc.
Beautiful Quality All-Wool Nuns Yelling, plain and
stripes, Poe.
Nuns Yelling &C. very cheap in dark colors only
beautiful Sateens, French designs, l214c.
Black Silk, the famous Guinet make at 75c., 81
1928 $50, Sl.75. S2 go. We ask an inspection
OF these goods They cannot be excelled in quality
price.
Henrietta Cloths, all grades These good we make
a specially of and are worthy of notice
Large lot of Ladies' and Gents Hosiery at great
bargains
Ladies' and Gents Underwear 1T special prices
Domestics and goods i'll this line very low to reduce
stock.
Lovely Dress Goods, 12kc. and 15c; special, just
received
We invite our friends and public generally to give
US a call Every day an Opening day. Come be con-
WINGED that not only the leading house in the
West End, but also the cheapest.
LUTTRELL l. WINE,
1890 Pennsylvania ave. n.w corner Goth ST.
ap29-2w Telephone call. 1858.
NOR FINE MILLINERY WORK THE COMBINA-
you will be suited
ap29-3t 1241 and 1243 18th st Sc
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FOR RENT--HOTSES

NOR REM
J. l4si Cor &. 10 r< sa-ls, 3ks n.s&5 KkL4r " J I
- ~ 9 s.. IN. m. 1. 50 ju03 II ST srs. m 4. -
.,.S = ak 4trnl I y 30 t-02 Jackson, 6r, va II
3pl l2th sr.Sstore - 81 Schotts al ar 1914
s5l$,s3l5 q = D. W - l34f { st. ne, raw, o:A
OH foiCrUy ST.. rs. 81 > $50 6th sts.e 1rmi S.C
JAS. II MARI.
Real Estate aud Insurance.
ap3O-3t $50 st NV.
INoR RG.NT-rRoM JUNE I TO OCTOBER l. A
July furnished House in the northwestern part of
the city rent low 20 careful tenant Address ID. c.
Star office. aps,l-a,.
ISoR RENr-NEw FlvE-RonM HOUSE, HEAD or
sserman ave, At. Pleasant. tl2. Apply epposite,
a. HOSkINS' Store. las
EQR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING CORNER
h avenue ana SITS n. ". a -
s<l6 st n. ", rooms. - IL
Apply TO G y N6RNr NJ $50 "
sp20-sStS an : fout.iso. AVA
Tor RENT-45o ST NV. NICE SIX ROOM
month 10 good tenant CUTTER MINER, la23 n
ST .,sRn "a.
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IL does really seem. as is claimed that the genius
OF Shakespeare comprehended and touched upon
every subject OF human interest, and the future
as well as the past. Railways were Of course IN
known and unthOught Of In his time: and so were
Congressman. for that matter Yet he clearly
foresaw the relations that public officials were to
bear TO railroads. and, as is also perfectly evident
he was able to comprehend the effects OF the
lately-pasSed Interstate intercourse act.
Evidently he had the Congressional demand In
mind when he exclaims, in Winters Tale
Let me pass"
What ransom must pay before pass:"
And how admirably he phrases, In Henry VIII,
the Injunction of the railway president to the
conductors in response thereto:
Disturb him not; let him pass peaceably.n
So, too, the immortal bard had in mind the era
and works of the lobbyiSt-the parsonage referred
TO by Mr. Huntington as necessary to ..explain.
things 10 the Congressional understanding: for
does he not write, in Measure for Measure OF the
time
when evil deeds have their perInissive pass
Thus far all Is serene enough. But the inter-
state act passes and behold the result. In Henry
vi the applicant Is told persuasively:
Il have no power to let her pass"
Again, in the same play:
These silken coated slaves pass notn
In Coriolanus the answer is briefer and more
pointed:
You may not pass.'
And again, more positive STILL
Pass farther"
In Titus Andronicus the response is In somewhat
potter terms, but sflI firm:
MY Lord, You pass not heren
While In othelio the command Is In general
terms, ana so plain that no mistake can be made:
Let him not pass; kill him rather"
An. Shakespeare had head on him that was O.
mead. anu not Tor his own age, alone, but for all
time.
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the Massachusetts, railroad commissioners In
THEIR report upon the Bussey bridge disaster CON-
ment very severely upon the Boston and Provi-
oence Railroad Company, caution IL to ascertain
io-thWlth oy diIgenJ inquiry whether any other
work on the road has been done IN "a like negli-
gent and incompetent manner and recommend
the abolition OF the car stove, which was pre-
vented only by sheer luck from adding TO the hor-
rors OF the disaster. The thorough Inspection OF
bridges and the devising OF safer means OF car
heating are continuing duties OF the railroads. and
should not be neglected. Damage suits based upon
the recent disasters Will probably continue 10 give
the necessary freshness and yIvfdness to the r-co
lection OF these duties. The New YORK assembly
has just passed Dill fixing the date when the car
stove Will be abolished In that state at May l.
1Sss- The railroads Will by this plan have ample
time 70 perfect the change in car-heating and The
travelling public viii De exposed only for another
winter 10 the danger or being roasted alive
glorious day TINS, the Both Of APRIL for the In
auguration OF a President The lawns fresh
mown, the trees half-leayed, the squares bright
with hyacinths ana tulips, the streets polished
and clean as oowiing-alleys, the thermometer 6s.
q fresh west wind and bright blue sky Contrast
II with the,snow and sluSh and wet and chill of
the last 4th Of March Imagine what the scene
would be to-day with $4,000 troops in close
column marching up PennSyl ania avenue and
10000 joyous people watching the pageant and
roaming in establishment and admiration through
the streets OF their eOJIntry'S capital. Imagine
too the surrounding hills white with tents the
river covered with excursion steamers and the
grand national quadrennial DIM 70 begin to-mor.
row. Such let Us yet hope viii be the inaugura-
ton OF the future.
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FXTIA SUPERFINE FANCY MATING VERY
IL heavy, 19c. per yard at
,. BLCM'S
af3U--t' 14)-41 Sth ST. e.
4 WhDED AMOSkEAi DRESS GINGHAMS
~ latest novelties, 951c, in short ends. at the
Double Combination,
apzS-St 1241 11th ST. Sc.
VHE STAR HETEROGENEOUS
Il Are the Best,
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR.
aP-o-ot S12 9TH ST. NV
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EoR RENT

arSO 1907 lenusN lysn,a ava m -
INOk RENT-No. 1890 arH ST. y w BRICK
Il two stores seven rooms ali modern ilnprlN
rent go 30. BIB French st, brick tive st,res six
rooms and celia-. all modern improvements r,lit
So ~. Is Sth ST n e.. neat ssNe, room hi,
house all modern improvements: near Past t'.rdtoI
ST. rent SO a. Also. several desirable new bt,us.s
or 81, near OH ST. n e., Just finished open rent
90 ;oO B. II. WARNER A co.
hiS'-''t AlB D ST
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-FRIDAY EVENING, AN IRISH SETTER
lpup, with nickel plated collar on, with address.
An ample reward will be given If returned to 1920
10Th st. It.
r OST-APRIL ga PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
IL with gold chain attached; number 80 gasses)
Liberal reward If returned to 623 1th st. NV. IT.
EOUND-AN UMBRELLA, WITH GOLD HEADED
Il handle, having initials. &C.: ALSO Bunch of Keys.
Apply at SIMMS Pharmacy, corner 14th st. and New
York IT.
STRAYED FROM 1884 NEW YORK AVENUE, AN
- Irish Setter, without collar; has small tumor
lower gum. suitable reward It.
T OST-POCKET- BOOK CONTAINING CONsID-
with the address of Mrs. Wallach, of Baltimore.
Eberel reward returned to c. L. CURTISS. 1423
ct. NV It,
r OST-A LIvER-COLORED WATER SPANIEL
IL dog, Thursday evening answers to name Of Cap
Liberal reward il brought to 1704 18th ST. tt
+ OST-SATURDAY, APRIL 80, ABOUT P. n. A
~ $40 bill. Five Dollars reward for return to 1912
9th st. NV. It,
+ OST-A GOLD BRACELET, ON WEDNESDAY,
IL evening, in church, 1th aud SITS, l1th to
+, or f to 9Th valued q keepsake. Finder will
please return to Zig u st. aud receive reward
ap29-2t'
r OST-APRIL. 9th, An ACCOUNT BOOK in
Agotng from the State Department to Boundary and
It St road name and address In book reward left
with W. g. RUINS 9Th and SITS. NV. ap26-3t'
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A sTHMA. NEURALGIA, PARALYsm 13s[E1IA.
successiully Eested Without pedicanA b. y: +. PA1-
KER Aaa0edc Healer, 40 10th ee NJ. Cue houBD
: sSs R@ ooasa'a'1aH - VIZ 80
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LUX hENT-
II 1886 18th, 14r-. .s12.
1906 y. II. ave .....--1OC
1908 9th II. NV lar. 100
l0l9 Conn. ave. Or. 100
Magnolia ave-, ar. .s3.3;
1910 18th ST. ! 3r. =. $50.
1913 @ St, upper part. a.
1873 & st. NV. Yr...-.!
1871 De Sales st., l1r.. sc
u IL 18th st. NV. l6r. TT
l1Q1 Mass av.n.w. Or. Ct
2elS Hillyer pl. NV. Tor. &C
1870 Bst. s.w.. 12r. AZ
2gO6 y st. n. w.......33. 3:
61S L st. NV. 15r- 80 =:
i 400 X 81. NV, 12r. liz
2.l6 n. j. ave. s.e- Tor. III
1rgleside, Mt.Pleassnt. j u
l:52 ) 4 st. NV. 10r...6(
1898 Il. /. av. NV. Tor. 90
l0l4 18th ST., IL, 1888:
The above houses cGn bs
cur Office only. 1Hl
anRn
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Reductions In SPRING DREss COOP.

nUR 81 "a EMBROIDERED BACK LADIES, FIVE
OButton Kid Gloves, all the new Spring Shades S3c
Double Combinations,
1Itf 81
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-To RENT SMALL COTTAGE WITHIN
w half mile west north Of 35th and SITS or Will.
in half mile OF Stotts Silver spring or linden stn.
tons tB. o. r. RI. other equally rural elevated
and accessible location In District Of Counb Sa ar
Maryland. Not over $50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
Ar rHE UNIvERsIrY.

Ths senior Its Al me University have
finally decided Rot 70 wear cap and govn-
The date for ths junior hop has been
changed 70 FriGay evening, February To-
n.s ssf0re Lent rhs rink has been Esnted
aad large snm vii be expended Tor dec
oEsfing a.
TIE Z nivessity csosed for the holiday va
eaton last night A much issEsr number OF
ssuceats than usual viii net 20 home on
account Of the railroads failing TO give the
usnai reductions.
Or. Palmer, dean Of The medical faculty
of the University. Is very SICK. IL - hardly
hoped that ne vii recover. A consultst son
Of the iesdiag physicisn Of Ana Aroor aud
Dstrolt has 0ssn held.
The members Of the Hobart guild. al or
zanixatiOn composed OF students OF the
CniVsrsisy. have made arrangements with
Dr. Edrsr6 Egglsston. Of New York. 70
dslssr q series Of lscSures a. Ann Aroor
auring January up0n Dante, illustrated
sy views from Dors.
A mssting Of the executive counties Of
the Board Of Reesnts eia be held some
tine between Christmas and New Years.
Among the moss important business TO b
transacted wid se an appointment to tll
tie place Of Prof Payne. who accepts tbs
pfesidency of Tennessee University, Jan. l.
Al appaintnent will also os made 10 ill
Or. A. IL. Palmsr's place during his illness.
Il = anticipated that THIS may be made a
psrmanenf appointment on account OF the
advanced axe Of the doctor. The faculty 0i
the medical department viii recommend
the name Of Dr. IA. h. Lyster. Of Detroit
Cor The place. he vii undoubtedly De sp-
pointed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
UxLoN PAcIFlc RAILWAY.

The Overland Route; the only line car
rying the United States Overland Mail.
In addition TO the new system of check
ing bage age through from Eastern points TO
the Pacific c ,ast. will commence Sunday,
December 10 run through sleepers on all
trains between Council Bluffs, Omaha, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on The Overland
Flyer saving one day to all California and
Oregon POINTS. making the time from the
Missouri River TO the Pacihc Coast in
se-enty-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Sleepers aud modern day coaches
are slso run on al through trains.
Eating houses are now under che super
visioe of the company and meals furnished
By the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compliance with the wish of our pat
rons along she line. night trains between
Omaha, Council Binfs and Kansas City
have been changed to daytrsins. Chair
cars will stiu run 10 Beatrics free of charge.
Third-ciass passengers wishing 10 take ad-
vantage of lew rates will still De carried on
regular through trains running free family
sleepers. For further information address
j. $. FEsBETs.
General Passenger aad Ticket Agent.
Omaha, Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

You cannot aff0rd 90 sasts lme Ia ex.
psriIneatinz when your langs aFe "a dan-
ger. Consumption aiEays seems, al uFs'
only cold. Do E9t permit any dealer %
impose unon you ~ita some cheap imiss-
ton u Or kinx's View Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs 4ad Coids. bar De sure 70
ges tns genuine. becaese he can make
more pfoas ne may tell you he has
something Just ss GOOD. or just the same.
Don't DO deceived. bat insist upon gettiag
Dr. Kings Ne. Discovery, which Is guar
sntesd % give relief sn al Throat, Lung
and Chest affections -sfrial bottle 10 cents.
a. Peek Drug Store. Large bottles. si.Oo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

E. Bainbridge Aundsy. Esq, County At
torney, Clay county, Eex., says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results
NY brother also was very low with Malar-
ixl Fever and Jaundice. but was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. ID. l. Wilcoxon. OF Horse Cave. KY.
adds like testimony, saying: he positively
believes be woald hsve died, bad il not
been for Electric Bitiers.
This great remedy will ward of. as we'll
as cure all Malaria Diseases. and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorder:
stands unequsled. Price SOC and 81, al
Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

And each day and night during this week
you can get A. W. "A. rObs kemps balssm
for the throat and lungs. sckno. lodged to
DC the most successful remedy ever sold tor
the cure OF Coughs. Group. Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consump-
ton. Get bottle today aud keep IL always
in the house, SO yoa can check your cold at
once. Price soc and 81. Sample bottles
frea
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The best selve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tesier, Chspped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all SKIN Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. 10
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by Peek Bros. corner Monroe and
Dfyisiou-sts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

kus there IS a. other ferizds for sick head
a. ae, dlzz.1ess, ee1sfi patton, oillleasness.
~ 20 restore = regular, healthy action "a the
liver. stomach. sna ooHeis, equal 20 those
fslaoie hste Pleasant furezlive Pellets
prepared by Or. PisFee. OF druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

A rsrs ehsnce - see1rs erest heyzsins n
s~nf Israsns and iafies' Winter eleves =
go sfers.i 81 Jais's sieve Slore. - Fszri-
sG Fricss snav dovn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

rsnd-nsasle Trrnrh creans At Hafch =
81 csass per -. b. box Car ao cs&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

"A jewsl of ths 6rst water" is another
name for Or. Bafs Cough syrup Only .
csnts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Mslsxa aud cstawbs grapes. fresh lettuce,
ehoics celery and vegetables Of all kinds at
Hafchs. Is sonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

ner Nhesi--Flrzser casa T7tse. lsnaary,
esa~-isaly tzs6. sssse Iaas12Es. ls1se.
80. sssa5< January. ss~ Aag. 3ssc-
81 llsks -~Eti1
IofE LoasF f.a1lafg 49, AaF slsa9.
Iasi-A1 I'll steaiy. saLaAsss sfi5ai LAY
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

,sThe isrse<l sr& r1Eet eonrtsse stoek ~
s.ssa~i 49, aattles5 xcssie q Hzfca = snd
resasEsd a. wholesale sFsess. Cal and se
soavinceh
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

ToDAT ANp TOMORROW.
Special Sale 0f Cashmere and silk Muf-
ders At the star Ciothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Elegant iine Of chil6ran's gloves and
rsst. for the holidays st Goes Glove Store.
No. - Feari-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Cry,'.llised is'si's as H.ieA'', s. csns, Per
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Nsrzsu a Avery bave 80 Hassocks It 50
cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Having pnrch SOD a ssuirle lot of small
sized Gents Embroidered slippers. We will
give yoa Vour choice OF enrire Jos for $50.
usually sold At s. 50. n. ;. WkTsoS & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

New mir-d uats st Hstch's. IS cts. per
IL - - for - cfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

cry.sslized fruits as Hateh's. 50 cents per
pound.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

1t seems that the short crop this
year applies as well to the hay crop
of the Northwest as to the cotton
crop of the South. 1t is a fact which
does not seem to be generally known,
but nevertheless fact, that the hay
crop of this continent is worth more
than any other crop--the most i'm
portant of any. Therefore, in view
Of the impending famine in this crop
of the first magnitude, it would not
be a bad idea for our farmers to save
all the hay that can be saved. We
have frequently seen it the case here
that the crop of crab-grass in q man 's
cottOn-feld would have been worth
more money il properly gathered
than the cotton crop itself, but you
can never make farmer see it plain
ly enough to induce him to save the
hay and let the cotton 90.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

The following information cleaned
from Columbus Miss dispatch of
Monday last, will be read with much
interest by large majority of this
community: "Two of our brightest
and smartest young ladies, Misses
Addie Gordon and Lula Lipscomb,
leave tonight for China as mission
aries. Services were held last night
in the Methodist Church, at which
each of them made short talk, /,
bidding a general goodbye to their
friends. They will be joined at st.
Louis by several other young ladies',
all of whom are going out under the
auspices Of the WO,nan's Board Of
Foreign Missions. The services were
very affecting, indeed, and mary
shed tears"
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

Would be a powerful fine institution
in this dry town during the duration
of this dry drought. Yes, we know
that sentence is Pathological to an
extreme degree, but we don't care a
continental for style now, what this
country thirsts for now more than
anything else is water. Dampness
of almost any kind. An artesian
we'll could be had at cost of about
one dollar per foot. and the indica-
tions here are that it would not be
necessary to go more than 800 feet TO
get an ample supply of water, We
feel pretty confident that that amount
could be very easily and quickly
raised here by our business men if
some one of them would only take
the initiative. In the meantime ANY
one with a good second hand arte-
sian well about 300 feet long, running
200 gallons of water per minute,
would do well to confer with the
editors of this paper. Terms, 81 SO
in advance.